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near to Newland, Gloucestershire, England

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	Lane to Tanhouse Farm, Newland by Jaggery From Laundry Lane.
	Churchyard cross at Newland by Chris Brown
	Inscribed tablets on almshouses by Philip Halling Inscribed tablets on almshouses fpounded by Mr. William Jones in Newland in 1615 SO5509 : Almshouses in Newland.
	Fallen Tree on Rookery Lane by James Ayres
	Tomb of John Wyrall, Forester of Fee, Newland church by Jeremy Bolwell This tomb was brought inside the church in the 1950's to save it from the elements and represents John Wyrall who died in 1457, he was the senior forester in charge of forestry operations at that time.
	Morris Men. by Clive Warneford Morris Men perform their dance outside 'The Ostrich Inn' at Newland, Glos. in June 1963.
	Newland House by Jonathan Thacker A rebuilding, to a largely new design, of a house which was destroyed by fire in April 2012. A report of the fire can be found at Link Thanks... (more)
	All Saints Church Newland Gloucestershire by Clive Perrin Viewed from the road and a few steps from the Ostrich public house. Good lunch here.
	Converted barn in Newland by Jaggery Former farm building now in residential use.
	Laundry Lane junction by Pauline E Straight ahead to Clearwell and Coleford. The road crosses Valley Brook.
	Cross, Newland churchyard by Philip Halling A resorted preaching cross in the churchyard of All Saints church, Newland.
	Church tower, All Saints, Newland by Pauline E From the top of Savage Hill, choose your footpath. The tower is surmounted by pinnacles and contains a peal of six bells.